Scientists warn: headphones cause cancer

With the distribution of earphones in all their shapes, colors and sizes, especially among young people and teenagers, we must be aware of the dangers that can result from the frequent use of these earphones.

But it's not just ear damage, but hearing loss and other hearing-related problems that can reach as high a level of risk as cancer, some scientists warn.

Earphones and their relationship with cancer

This was called by a group of scientists (up to 250 scientists), in an urgent appeal to the World Health Organization (WHO), claiming that headphones can cause various diseases caused by non-electromagnetic fields. ionizers, many of whom use earphones that can cause cancer, according to the "Al Bayan" newspaper of the United Arab Emirates.

Scientists believe that headphones such as Apple Airpod and other wireless technologies carry many health risks from radiation, which can increase the risk of cancer and other serious diseases.

In a call published on EMFscientist.org by scientists from different parts of the world, they expressed their concern about non-ionizing electromagnetic fields that benefit current technologies, such as mobile phones, Wi-Fi networks, TV antennas and the screens for children. Bluetooth headsets also work this way.

The researchers based their call on previous scientific publications from various experts in this field.

Jerry Phillips, biochemist of the American magazine Medium, notes that the direction of earphones in the ear canal shows the tissues of the head at a high level of HF radiation.

"The effects include an increased risk of cancer, cellular stress, genetic damage, reproductive system changes, learning disabilities and other neurological disorders, as well as negative effects on the immune system. ", the researchers said. The feeling of the man himself. "

Scientists first issued an emergency warning in 2015, but they updated it again to criticize inadequate international controls over the management of non – ionizing electromagnetic fields. Including the lack of protection of the population, especially children and pregnant women, which is of great concern to many scientists.

Scientists have called for the creation of an independent United Nations committee to discuss ways to protect people from the radiation hazards associated with certain devices, including headphones.